Down to Birth
#141 | December Q&A: Increasing Breastmilk; Urge to Push; Cervadil; Posterior Cervix; PP Anxiety; Big Placentas; The Purple Line; Amusement Parks in Pregnancy
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I want to increase my supply but hate pumping; is there anything else I can do?
10:53
What are your thoughts on pushing? Especially if practicing hypnobirthing.
18:45
Did Cervadil cause all my birth interventions?
26:53
What does it mean that my cervix is behind my baby's head?
34:53
How do I know if I have postpartum anxiety?
39:38
Will a large placenta cause a big baby?
41:54
What is the purple line in labor and does it indicate dilation?
46:19
Is it safe to go on a rollercoaster in early pregnancy?
50:31
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Down to Birth
#141 | December Q&A: Increasing Breastmilk; Urge to Push; Cervadil; Posterior Cervix; PP Anxiety; Big Placentas; The Purple Line; Amusement Parks in Pregnancy
Dec 29, 2021 Season 2 Episode 141

Our December Q&A is here and loaded with entertaining and informative questions: We begin with a question around increasing supply without pumping: Is it possible? Next we dive into expectations around pushing as it relates to hypnobirthing and the urge to push. We discuss Cervadil and the subsequent cascade of interventions and what happens with a posterior cervix? How do you know if you have postpartum anxiety? What are placental lakes and will a large placenta cause a big baby? Is the purple line a good indicator of cervical dilation? And finally, is it safe to go to Disney and go on amusement park rides in pregnancy? Play now on all podcast platforms! Check chapter markers to skip to a specific question. 

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